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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
Mayor Hugh M Caldwell announced Wednesday afternoon the appointment of Lowman to the park commission to fill the unexpired term of Charles Osner, who resigned last month.
An advertising pitch extols Tiz as a magical remedy to relieve sore feet and related troubles. It claims feet feel rested and comfortable after use, with diminished aches, corns, blisters, and swelling. The copy urges readers to buy from druggists or department stores for long lasting comfort at low cost.
The Star bureau of missing relatives reports several inquiries. Mrs. KE Miles seeks her father Millard Filmore Lowe now believed in Seattle. Mrs. Maggie Holter visits from Kansas City to find Owen Kelley a shoemaker staying at 616 Beneca. Edith Lewis asks about Ball, wife of a Seattle lawyer, maiden Howe, through a letter to editor Hattle. Maryeville, Kaw resident FA Ray seeks J J Ray last known on a farm near the city.
Secretary Colby said he abandoned plans to appeal to the Senate to overturn the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s rejection of Wilson’s Armenian mandate proposal. The United States would not assume control over Armenia.
Seattle bank clearings are 10 percent higher than two years ago amid overall commerce growth. J. W. Spangler, secretary of the Seattle Clearing House Association, said the increase comes from natural city commerce growth.
Approximately 115 veterans from Chateau Thierry and members of the Second Division association gathered at the Hotel Nutier for the first annual Washington branch reunion banquet. Major Malcolm Douglas served as toastmaster Thursday evening.
Tacoma reporting two women convicted in separate shootings. Julia B. Smith awaits a 10 to 30 year term for firing toward Prosecutor WJD Askren on April 3. Anna Carlson, who confessed the fatal shot at George Paker at Home Colony, faces 5 to 10 years.
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